WFMU: Old Codger with Courtney T. Edison: Playlist from September 3, 2020

Listener comments!
	12:09am Lolabelle Pancake: Looking forward to tonight's 6pm gathering for the Old Codger show. Vaughn De Leath will be a special guest in the studio teaching the listeners how to play ukulele! She will present a lot of information, so please have a pencil handy.
	11:17am Listener Robert: Any further info on The Fabled One's crime career?
	11:19am Listener Robert: Jean P. Shepherd called Blatz the beer with the appropriate name.
	2:58pm Lolabelle Pancake: Robert: Courtney's attorney, Charles "Buster" Binderfloss, advised him that continuing to discuss Fablio's crimes on the air would harm the prosecution's ability to make a case to an impartial jury. They argued about it, and Courtney almost fired Buster. But eventually the cooler head prevailed. So tonight Courtney will be focusing on the perfidy of Arthur Godfrey, the dumb music of other WFMU DJs, and the apocalyptic significance of digital media.
	3:02pm Listener Robert: Bluster doesn't know what he's talking about.
	4:18pm Pauly from Clifton: I'm listening to Fablo now. It sounds like he put a bunch of aggies in the washing machine! The nerve!
	4:26pm Listener Robert: Since with enough agitation aggies fragment, that's a broken glass booby trap for whoever next does laundry. It'll get into their clothes and scratch them and their wearer up good. I never knew Flabbio was into such petty mischief.
	4:32pm Listener Robert: As long as Courtney's laying into the dumb music of other WFMU DJs, I hope he doesn't give Kill Belly a pass. Or Brain Bobbin. They think they know something about music. I think they must've made off with the goods from the library and are melting them down for...whatever melted shellac and vinyl are good for. That's why they haven't been heard for a while.
	5:04pm dave wuz here: this fablo track is a recording of someone using a vacuum cleaner to get a tiny clown out of a grain silo
	5:14pm Listener Robert: And then there's Comic Hussy Diana. She can't seem to get a single note out of her so-called musical guests now.
	5:53pm Lolabelle Pancake: I read these comments to Courtney and he's elated to know there's so many like-minded people tuned in.
	5:57pm rrg: Can't Courtney start the show now? Do we really have to listen to Fablio's drivel any longer?
	6:02pm Lolabelle Pancake: Courtney called Fablio and told him to "stick a Rancho Malario in it."
	6:04pm Mailman Tom: Finally, some music we can listen to and enjoy!
	6:05pm Lolabelle Pancake: Good taste isn't timeless. It starts at 6pm on Thursdays.
	6:05pm spodiodi: please pass the blatz!
	6:06pm Laura L: I'm glad Courtney didn't suggest Fablio use a Rancho Malariette--never send a Malariette to do a Malario's job!
	6:07pm Lolabelle Pancake: As Euneeda says, "a Malariette is the cigah faw laaaadies!"
	6:08pm wfmu listener phillip: old codger! I've listened to IRWIN for decades. YOUR NO IRWIN! period!
	6:09pm ultradamno: Those are fine nose drops. Easy drippin'.
	6:10pm Fabios Pennsylvania Lawyer: Fabio's innocence is extreme and very well documented. It's intense and has the shiny surfaces and sharp edges of Modernism. There are some "elbows" in it to be sure. People can be hurt by the intensity of it. I have here a list of 366 people that have been hurt in Fabois presence (With no others present) which demonstrates fabios amazing innocence. Let me know when in your mind you have decided to acquit and I'll save the remaining arguments for the appeal.
	6:10pm ultradamno: Someone highjacked Fablio's show for a whole set of objectively identifiable music by Alice Coltrane. He must be mortified.
	6:11pm BH: the rare time that the government defunded something after realizing it was a failure
	6:12pm ultradamno: It's the comma that makes it nutritious
	6:13pm spodiodi: hellarooni yesarini
	6:14pm Fabios Pennsylvania Lawyer: Life is not one big Oroonie to the innocent!
	6:15pm Lolabelle Pancake: To Fablio's PA lawyer Chuck: The Codger would like to reiterate that he is amenable to a pecuniary settlement. Ante up!
	6:23pm Floradix Hundwasser: Well, this is a refreshing attitude toward baked goods.
	6:23pm dale: i like biscuits. buttered biscuits. no shame in admitting it.
	6:23pm Lolabelle Pancake: Courtney is glutelle-intolerant.
	6:23pm Lolabelle Pancake: Actually he's intolerant, period.
	6:26pm spodiodi: nothing fits like a hand-me-down codpiece
	6:26pm Mailman Tom: I have a copy of Please Warm My Weiner on vinyl. It has a cover drawn by R. Crumb
	6:26pm βrian: A salt-codpiece?
	6:28pm spodiodi: cool, Mailman Tom!
	6:29pm Lolabelle Pancake: Courtney says all the good "uke" puns were clichés by 1930.
	6:29pm dale: cliff edwards would concur.
	6:29pm WR: Sorry I forgot about you Old Codger. The decades are flying by.
	6:29pm spodiodi: wait.. which is the first string?
	6:30pm Andrew_in_WI: Slow down! I'm still tuning my uke!
	6:30pm dale: my dog has fleas. it really does!
	6:30pm ultradamno: The origin of the Ukulele is highly attributed to Hawaii though it was first developed and used in the Madeira Island of Portugal where it was called a Machete. www.stringvibe.com...
	6:31pm chris: <smashes uke against speaker in frustration>
	6:31pm G: Here, but I don't feel like trying to remember how to log in on the stupidphone aka iPhone. Doing oldtime "baby addition" verification is faster.
	6:31pm Lolabelle Pancake: Courtney had a young guest (age 50 or so) at his poutin' shanty earlier this week. The guy had never seen a vintage ukulele and wanted to try it. He reached for it, but Courtney grabbed his hand, looked him in the eye and said: "Back off! The last guy who touched that, all they found was a zipper."
	6:31pm Fabios Pennsylvania Lawyer: Lolabele: I thought you were supposed to pay us. I alwyas get that mixed up. Oh well. How much?
	6:31pm ultradamno: There'd be a lot more uke metal if they still called it a machete.
	6:33pm spodiodi: i just lopped off a fingertip
	6:35pm G: Here's some oldtime sound technology: https://news.artnet.com/art-world/stonehenge-acoustics-1905935
	6:36pm dave wuz here: make mine roy smeck and a warm moxie
	6:38pm dale: a cup of hot postum and some uneeda biscuits would hit the spot right now.
	6:39pm spodiodi: don't forget the kerosene
	6:39pm Lolabelle Pancake: Incidentally, if you look at the Blatz Beer ad, the guy holding the glass in the lower-left triangle is none other than Josef Mengele Bodenheim!
	6:40pm spodiodi: he got around!
	6:41pm spodiodi: leave it to team Codger to notice that kind of detail!
	6:41pm spodiodi: raises blatz
	6:42pm Lolabelle Pancake: Gus Bodenheim was a famous "Blatz baby."
	6:43pm ultradamno: There's a horrible rumor going around she died in 1943 en.wikipedia.org...
	6:44pm Listener Robert: Of course the ukulele would be a machete, because a guitar is an axe.
	6:45pm spodiodi: i dig this
	6:46pm rrg: It IS a Barnum and Bailey world.
	6:47pm dale: i remember when you did that at the geitner theater in silver creek ny, 1928. then that lady that shot ping pong balls out of her hoo hoo came on.
	6:48pm Lolabelle Pancake: Courtney hopes to release his version of "Paper Moon" soon as a one-sided single on the Victor Red Seal label.
	6:48pm G: The term "cultural appropriation" did not exist when this piece was composed.
	6:49pm annette: hey don't forget king bennie. 1920s I believe
	6:49pm anndrewb: someone pass me a tissue, Codger's right, There are no bad versions of paper moon.
	6:49pm Floradix Hundwasser: Well, nobody really knows what kind of big band music the ancient Latins played
	6:50pm spodiodi: George Formby understands
	6:51pm spodiodi: is he an MMA fighter?
	6:51pm G: Formby needs some pro tips from Codge.
	6:51pm spodiodi: cauliflower ears and all
	6:52pm Lolabelle Pancake: Courtney says he doesn't need to prove he's God's gift to women. He insists, "The facts speak for themselves."
	6:54pm G: Women return gifts, sometimes
	6:54pm Listener Robert: Last time we sang Paper Moon was when we were good and plastered at Nancy's in Dumont and whoever wore the cat head had to solo it. Yes, Nancy had a big hollow cat head, though not the rest of a cat costume that I can recall.
	6:54pm dale: these lyrics are fantastic.
	6:54pm ultradamno: Wow, women (at least one) really didn't like George www.dailymail.co.uk...
	6:56pm northguineahills: thanks, Courtney!
	6:56pm G: George knew whereof he sang.
	6:56pm spodiodi: gotta admire that savage willpower tho, ultra
	6:57pm rrg: This has been a fine hour spent. Vacationing from my vacation. Thanks to Team Codger. Come back soon.
	6:58pm spodiodi: thanks, Courtney, Lolabelle, Crew and Blatzoidz <3 see you next time, provided Fabio doesn't kill us all
	6:58pm Fabios Pennsylvania Lawyer: (...)
	6:58pm Lolabelle Pancake: Chuck, the lawyer: Courtney will get back to you with a "proposal."
	6:59pm Fabios Pennsylvania Lawyer: Who's Chuck?
	6:59pm Lolabelle Pancake: You. Fablio said that's your name.
	6:59pm spodiodi: Chuck-a-luck-aluck-a-luck-a-luck-a-luck?
	7:00pm KWilde: Thanks Codger! You're the best
	7:00pm G: @Fabios Pennsylvania Lawyer -- Schedule a Zoom mediation. My gf's been on one in the living room since 10am
	7:00pm Fabios Pennsylvania Lawyer: OK Say no more...
	7:01pm ultradamno: A poltroon? Shameful.

Old Codger with Courtney T. Edison: Playlist from September 3, 2020

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Little Jack Little	Three O'Clock in the Morning	Little Jack Little 78 rpm disc	Little Jack's Little Records	0:00:00 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Hadda Brooks	Humoresque Boogie "Humoresque Boogie" by "Hadda Brooks"	Hadda Brooks 78 rpm disc	Hadda Label	0:03:08 (MP3 \| Pop-up)

Gus Bodenheim	Gross, But ... Bars™	Gus Bodenheim's Commercial Scams	Bodenheim Records	0:09:36 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Slim Gaillard Quartette	Laguna Oroonie	Slim Gaillard 78 rpm disc	Oroonie Records	0:11:21 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Blue Lu Barker	You Been Holding Out Too Long	Blue Lu Barker 78 rpm disc	Blue Lu Records	0:14:11 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Ethel Waters	Hottentot Potentate "Hottentot Potentate" by "Ethel Waters"	Ethel Waters 78 rpm disc	Ethel Bodenheim Records	0:17:02 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Bo Carter	Your Biscuits are Big Enough for Me	Bo Carter 78 rpm disc	Bodenheim Biscuit Records	0:20:31 (MP3 \| Pop-up)

Vaughn De Leath and May Singhi Breen	Ukulele Instruction Record	Vaughn De Leath 78 rpm disc	My Label, Not Yours	0:26:09 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Ukulele Ike	It's Only a Paper Moon	Ukulele Ike 78 rpm disc	Uke Ike Recs	0:32:12 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Little Jack Little	Paradise "Paradise" by "Little Jack Little"	Little Jack Little 78 rpm disc	Little Jack's Little Records	0:35:22 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Duke Ellington & His Orchestra	Riding on a Blue Note	Duke Ellington & His Orchestra 78 rpm disc	Duke Bodenheim Records	0:38:25 (MP3 \| Pop-up)

The Old Codger	It's Only a Paper Moon	Not a Real Record	Seriously, Not a Real Record Records	0:43:24 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Fabian André & His Orchestra	Latin Magic	Fabrian André 78 rpm disc	Fabian Bodenheim Records	0:45:16 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
George Formby	Why Don't Women Like Me	George Formby 78 rpm disc	Formby Bodenheim Records	0:48:23 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Mildred Bailey & the Dorsey Brothers Orchestra	(I Can Make Most Anything But) I Can't Make a Man	Mildred Bailey 78 rpm disc	Bodenheim & Bailey Records	0:51:25 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
The Charleston Chasers	My Gal Sal	The Charleston Chasers 78 rpm disc	Charleston Bodenheim Records	0:54:26 (MP3 \| Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:09am Lolabelle Pancake: Looking forward to tonight's 6pm gathering for the Old Codger show. Vaughn De Leath will be a special guest in the studio teaching the listeners how to play ukulele! She will present a lot of information, so please have a pencil handy.
	11:17am Listener Robert: Any further info on The Fabled One's crime career?
	11:19am Listener Robert: Jean P. Shepherd called Blatz the beer with the appropriate name.
	2:58pm Lolabelle Pancake: Robert: Courtney's attorney, Charles "Buster" Binderfloss, advised him that continuing to discuss Fablio's crimes on the air would harm the prosecution's ability to make a case to an impartial jury. They argued about it, and Courtney almost fired Buster. But eventually the cooler head prevailed. So tonight Courtney will be focusing on the perfidy of Arthur Godfrey, the dumb music of other WFMU DJs, and the apocalyptic significance of digital media.
	3:02pm Listener Robert: Bluster doesn't know what he's talking about.
	4:18pm Pauly from Clifton: I'm listening to Fablo now. It sounds like he put a bunch of aggies in the washing machine! The nerve!
	4:26pm Listener Robert: Since with enough agitation aggies fragment, that's a broken glass booby trap for whoever next does laundry. It'll get into their clothes and scratch them and their wearer up good. I never knew Flabbio was into such petty mischief.
	4:32pm Listener Robert: As long as Courtney's laying into the dumb music of other WFMU DJs, I hope he doesn't give Kill Belly a pass. Or Brain Bobbin. They think they know something about music. I think they must've made off with the goods from the library and are melting them down for...whatever melted shellac and vinyl are good for. That's why they haven't been heard for a while.
	5:04pm dave wuz here: this fablo track is a recording of someone using a vacuum cleaner to get a tiny clown out of a grain silo
	5:14pm Listener Robert: And then there's Comic Hussy Diana. She can't seem to get a single note out of her so-called musical guests now.
	5:53pm Lolabelle Pancake: I read these comments to Courtney and he's elated to know there's so many like-minded people tuned in.
	5:57pm rrg: Can't Courtney start the show now? Do we really have to listen to Fablio's drivel any longer?
	6:02pm Lolabelle Pancake: Courtney called Fablio and told him to "stick a Rancho Malario in it."
	6:04pm Mailman Tom: Finally, some music we can listen to and enjoy!
	6:05pm Lolabelle Pancake: Good taste isn't timeless. It starts at 6pm on Thursdays.
	6:05pm spodiodi: please pass the blatz!
	6:06pm Laura L: I'm glad Courtney didn't suggest Fablio use a Rancho Malariette--never send a Malariette to do a Malario's job!
	6:07pm Lolabelle Pancake: As Euneeda says, "a Malariette is the cigah faw laaaadies!"
	6:08pm wfmu listener phillip: old codger! I've listened to IRWIN for decades. YOUR NO IRWIN! period!
	6:09pm ultradamno: Those are fine nose drops. Easy drippin'.
	6:10pm Fabios Pennsylvania Lawyer: Fabio's innocence is extreme and very well documented. It's intense and has the shiny surfaces and sharp edges of Modernism. There are some "elbows" in it to be sure. People can be hurt by the intensity of it. I have here a list of 366 people that have been hurt in Fabois presence (With no others present) which demonstrates fabios amazing innocence. Let me know when in your mind you have decided to acquit and I'll save the remaining arguments for the appeal.
	6:10pm ultradamno: Someone highjacked Fablio's show for a whole set of objectively identifiable music by Alice Coltrane. He must be mortified.
	6:11pm BH: the rare time that the government defunded something after realizing it was a failure
	6:12pm ultradamno: It's the comma that makes it nutritious
	6:13pm spodiodi: hellarooni yesarini
	6:14pm Fabios Pennsylvania Lawyer: Life is not one big Oroonie to the innocent!
	6:15pm Lolabelle Pancake: To Fablio's PA lawyer Chuck: The Codger would like to reiterate that he is amenable to a pecuniary settlement. Ante up!
	6:23pm Floradix Hundwasser: Well, this is a refreshing attitude toward baked goods.
	6:23pm dale: i like biscuits. buttered biscuits. no shame in admitting it.
	6:23pm Lolabelle Pancake: Courtney is glutelle-intolerant.
	6:23pm Lolabelle Pancake: Actually he's intolerant, period.
	6:26pm spodiodi: nothing fits like a hand-me-down codpiece
	6:26pm Mailman Tom: I have a copy of Please Warm My Weiner on vinyl. It has a cover drawn by R. Crumb
	6:26pm βrian: A salt-codpiece?
	6:28pm spodiodi: cool, Mailman Tom!
	6:29pm Lolabelle Pancake: Courtney says all the good "uke" puns were clichés by 1930.
	6:29pm dale: cliff edwards would concur.
	6:29pm WR: Sorry I forgot about you Old Codger. The decades are flying by.
	6:29pm spodiodi: wait.. which is the first string?
	6:30pm Andrew_in_WI: Slow down! I'm still tuning my uke!
	6:30pm dale: my dog has fleas. it really does!
	6:30pm ultradamno: The origin of the Ukulele is highly attributed to Hawaii though it was first developed and used in the Madeira Island of Portugal where it was called a Machete. www.stringvibe.com...
	6:31pm chris: <smashes uke against speaker in frustration>
	6:31pm G: Here, but I don't feel like trying to remember how to log in on the stupidphone aka iPhone. Doing oldtime "baby addition" verification is faster.
	6:31pm Lolabelle Pancake: Courtney had a young guest (age 50 or so) at his poutin' shanty earlier this week. The guy had never seen a vintage ukulele and wanted to try it. He reached for it, but Courtney grabbed his hand, looked him in the eye and said: "Back off! The last guy who touched that, all they found was a zipper."
	6:31pm Fabios Pennsylvania Lawyer: Lolabele: I thought you were supposed to pay us. I alwyas get that mixed up. Oh well. How much?
	6:31pm ultradamno: There'd be a lot more uke metal if they still called it a machete.
	6:33pm spodiodi: i just lopped off a fingertip
	6:35pm G: Here's some oldtime sound technology: https://news.artnet.com/art-world/stonehenge-acoustics-1905935
	6:36pm dave wuz here: make mine roy smeck and a warm moxie
	6:38pm dale: a cup of hot postum and some uneeda biscuits would hit the spot right now.
	6:39pm spodiodi: don't forget the kerosene
	6:39pm Lolabelle Pancake: Incidentally, if you look at the Blatz Beer ad, the guy holding the glass in the lower-left triangle is none other than Josef Mengele Bodenheim!
	6:40pm spodiodi: he got around!
	6:41pm spodiodi: leave it to team Codger to notice that kind of detail!
	6:41pm spodiodi: raises blatz
	6:42pm Lolabelle Pancake: Gus Bodenheim was a famous "Blatz baby."
	6:43pm ultradamno: There's a horrible rumor going around she died in 1943 en.wikipedia.org...
	6:44pm Listener Robert: Of course the ukulele would be a machete, because a guitar is an axe.
	6:45pm spodiodi: i dig this
	6:46pm rrg: It IS a Barnum and Bailey world.
	6:47pm dale: i remember when you did that at the geitner theater in silver creek ny, 1928. then that lady that shot ping pong balls out of her hoo hoo came on.
	6:48pm Lolabelle Pancake: Courtney hopes to release his version of "Paper Moon" soon as a one-sided single on the Victor Red Seal label.
	6:48pm G: The term "cultural appropriation" did not exist when this piece was composed.
	6:49pm annette: hey don't forget king bennie. 1920s I believe
	6:49pm anndrewb: someone pass me a tissue, Codger's right, There are no bad versions of paper moon.
	6:49pm Floradix Hundwasser: Well, nobody really knows what kind of big band music the ancient Latins played
	6:50pm spodiodi: George Formby understands
	6:51pm spodiodi: is he an MMA fighter?
	6:51pm G: Formby needs some pro tips from Codge.
	6:51pm spodiodi: cauliflower ears and all
	6:52pm Lolabelle Pancake: Courtney says he doesn't need to prove he's God's gift to women. He insists, "The facts speak for themselves."
	6:54pm G: Women return gifts, sometimes
	6:54pm Listener Robert: Last time we sang Paper Moon was when we were good and plastered at Nancy's in Dumont and whoever wore the cat head had to solo it. Yes, Nancy had a big hollow cat head, though not the rest of a cat costume that I can recall.
	6:54pm dale: these lyrics are fantastic.
	6:54pm ultradamno: Wow, women (at least one) really didn't like George www.dailymail.co.uk...
	6:56pm northguineahills: thanks, Courtney!
	6:56pm G: George knew whereof he sang.
	6:56pm spodiodi: gotta admire that savage willpower tho, ultra
	6:57pm rrg: This has been a fine hour spent. Vacationing from my vacation. Thanks to Team Codger. Come back soon.
	6:58pm spodiodi: thanks, Courtney, Lolabelle, Crew and Blatzoidz <3 see you next time, provided Fabio doesn't kill us all
	6:58pm Fabios Pennsylvania Lawyer: (...)
	6:58pm Lolabelle Pancake: Chuck, the lawyer: Courtney will get back to you with a "proposal."
	6:59pm Fabios Pennsylvania Lawyer: Who's Chuck?
	6:59pm Lolabelle Pancake: You. Fablio said that's your name.
	6:59pm spodiodi: Chuck-a-luck-aluck-a-luck-a-luck-a-luck?
	7:00pm KWilde: Thanks Codger! You're the best
	7:00pm G: @Fabios Pennsylvania Lawyer -- Schedule a Zoom mediation. My gf's been on one in the living room since 10am
	7:00pm Fabios Pennsylvania Lawyer: OK Say no more...
	7:01pm ultradamno: A poltroon? Shameful.

Old Codger with Courtney T. Edison: Playlist from September 3, 2020

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